'The jacket said it all tonight.' 'Elite energy.' 😅 9WWOS
It would surely be arrogant to think Novak Djokovic was expecting to win a 22nd grand slam when he arrived in Melbourne a fortnight ago.
But when he pulled on a custom-made jacket with a sparkling silver "22" emblazoned on the breast following Sunday's victory, one had to wonder. His Australian Open win drew him level with Rafael Nadal for all-time major wins, 22. When he was asked about by James Bracey on Nine's post-match coverage, Djokovic simply blushed and tried to divert from the topic."We always discuss the fact that do the players care about the numbers and the records," Courier queried.
"The jacket said it all tonight. It was something he was aspiring to. Novak unabashedly wants all the records.""The jacket with 22 on it is elite energy... haha, I love it," said Nick Kyrgios.Man of the hour Novak Djokovic of Serbia gives a speech with the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup after winning the men's Australian Open at Melbourne Park. Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece applauds Novak Djokovic of Serbia following their 2023 Australian Open final. "He's the greatest that has ever held a tennis racquet for sure."Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates winning championship point with his players box in the 2023 Australian Open at Melbourne Park.
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